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=== TV series ===
 
* ''[[Star Trek: theThe Original Series (TV)/Funny|Star Trek the Original Series]]''
* ''[[Star Trek: theThe Next Generation (TV)/Funny|Star Trek the Next Generation]]''
* ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (TV)/Funny|Star Trek Deep Space Nine]]''
* ''[[Star Trek: Voyager (TV)/Funny|Star Trek Voyager]]''
* ''[[Star Trek: Enterprise (TV)/Funny|Star Trek Enterprise]]''
 
=== Films ===
* ''[[Star Trek: The Motion Picture (Film)/Funny|Star Trek the Motion Picture]]''
* ''[[Star Trek II: theThe Wrath of Khan (Film)/Funny|Star Trek II the Wrath of Khan]]''
* ''[[Star Trek III: theThe Search For Spock (Film)/Funny|Star Trek III the Search For Spock]]''
* ''[[Star Trek IV: theThe Voyage Home (Film)/Funny|Star Trek IV the Voyage Home]]''
* ''[[Star Trek V: theThe Final Frontier (Film)/Funny|Star Trek V the Final Frontier]]''
* ''[[Star Trek VI: theThe Undiscovered Country (Film)/Funny|Star Trek VI the Undiscovered Country]]''
* ''[[Star Trek Generations (Film)/Funny|Star Trek Generations]]''
* ''[[Star Trek: First Contact (Film)/Funny|Star Trek First Contact]]''
 
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=== ''[[Star Trek (Filmfilm)|Star Trek]]'' (2009): ===
* Scotty gets most of the funniest lines in the film (it helps that he's played by comedian [[Shaun of the Dead|Simon]] [[Hot Fuzz|Pegg]]): "Can I have a towel?" "Do they still have sandwiches?" [[Mood Whiplash|"I like this ship! It's exciting!"]], "engineering parlance", etc.
** The scene where Spock is attempting to interrogate Kirk and Scotty, who have arrived on the ship mid-warp.
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'''Kirk:''' Well, I think these things are pretty safe.<br />
'''Bones:''' Don't pander to ''me'', kid! One tiny crack in the hull, and our blood ''boils in thirteen seconds!'' Solar flare might crop up, cook us in our seats! And wait till you're sitting pretty with a case of ''Andorian shingles!'' See if you're still so relaxed when your eyeballs are bleeding! Space is disease and danger wrapped in darkness and silence! }}
* When Scotty said he'd tested his new transporter theory out on [[Star Trek: Enterprise|Archer's]] [[Mythology Gag|beagle!]]
* "How old are you?" "Sewenteen, sir!" ...aaaaaand cue Bones' exasperated sigh and "Oh good. He's seventeen!"
* "Is the parking brake on?"
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{{quote| He took a long look at the red dress, was rather thankful it was so badly torn up, saving him a tough choice.}}
*** So ''apparently,'' if the dress hadn't been torn, Kirk would have seriously considered wearing it around the hotel.
** Bones McCoy was [[Not a Morning Person|not a morning person]].
{{quote| '''Bones''': Plerg hrafizz umgemby, '''''[[Must Have Caffeine|and coffee]].'''''}}
* Ibid. for the TNG novel ''Q-in-Law,'' in which Q and Lwaxana Troi meet. Just the tagline should give you some idea: "Two of the most powerful forces in the galaxy are about to collide..."
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'''Soleta:''' (raising hand) Captain, requesting permission to forget what I just heard.<br />
'''Calhoun:''' Granted, and I'll be following you. }}
* "Legends of the Ferengi" is basically the [[Hitch Hikers Guide to The Galaxy|Guide Book]] as rewritten by [[CMOT Dibbler]]. It never dips below "very funny", but the CMOF has to be the [[Deadpan Snarker|deadpan]] description of what happens when [[Time Travel for Fun Andand Profit]] [[X Meets Y|meets]] [[Gambit Pileup]]:
{{quote| 17822 was a ''very'' interesting year on Ferenginar. In that year alone, over twenty thousand Grand Nagi held office; the Ferengi Financial Exchange crashed 3152 times, while setting 12322 record highs; there were 41098 civil wars; an unknown number of Ferengi-incited interstellar wars (estimates are in the millions); and the Ferengi sun went nova at least one a week.<br />
In other words, 17822 was the year Ferenginar discovered time travel. }}
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** [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xEZcslNOEBg A challenger appears!]
 
* Also not from the series proper; when Sci-Fi Channel aired ''Star Trek Uncut'', Walter Koenig mentioned that Chekov "[[Babylon Five5|has this alter ego that wears a black suit and leather gloves]].""
 
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